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ICYMI: Foxx Honored as "Guardian of Small Business"

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Washington, DC, September 27, 2012 | comments
"Our government needs to be working to make it easier for small businesses to grow and create jobs if we are going to experience a real and robust economic recovery," Congresswoman Foxx stated. "My husband and I started our own North Carolina small busine
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ICYMI: VIRGINIA FOXX HONORED AS “GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS”

Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) was recognized by the National Federation of Independent Business as a “Guardian of Small Business” for her strong voting record in support of lower taxes and stopping harmful regulation. 


Congresswoman Foxx Receives the NFIB Guardian Award from the Federation’s President and CEO Dan Danner.

“Our government needs to be working to make it easier for small businesses to grow and create jobs if we are going to experience a real and robust economic recovery,” Congresswoman Foxx stated. “My husband and I started our own North Carolina small business many years ago and I vote with that perspective in mind. Entrepreneurs should not have to face senseless taxes and regulatory uncertainty on top of the slew of challenges they already confront each day.” 

“The record shows that Rep. Foxx is a true champion of small business, having stood strong on the key small-business votes in the 112th Congress,” said NFIB President and CEO Dan Danner. “This award reflects our members’ appreciation for supporting the NFIB pro-growth agenda for small business.”

A copy of the NFIB official news release is below:

U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx Honored as Guardian of Small Business by NFIB

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Federation of Independent Business, the nation’s leading small business association, today names U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx (NC-5) a Guardian of Small Business for her outstanding voting record on behalf of America’s small-business owners in the 112th Congress

NFIB President and CEO Dan Danner praised Rep. Foxx for “standing for small business.” In presenting the group’s coveted Guardian of Small Business Award, Danner said, “Small-business owners pay close attention to how their lawmakers vote on the issues affecting their businesses and employees and stand by those who stand for them.”

“The record shows that Rep. Foxx is a true champion of small business, having stood strong on the key small-business votes in the 112th Congress,” said Danner. “This award reflects our members’ appreciation for supporting the NFIB pro-growth agenda for small business.”…

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